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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-22
THE WEATHER.
Indlcnll0na,


For Arkansas: Light rains; cool
err, variable toinds.
For Tennessee and Kentucky;
Rain; colder in me 1oestern portion;
stationary temperature In The eastern
portion; sostheriy toinds, becoming
variable,
The river reports for the past "a
kosrs: The ripers haze risen
about II feet at Nashville, Fort
Smith and Cairo, about 4 feet at Cin-
cinnah, and haze fallen 2 feet at Pits
burg and about l foot at Vichsbur0
and Helena. The lo,oer Mississippi
and upper Ohio rivers ,oiH fail; The
la1er Cumberland, lo,oer Ohio and
Arkansas rivers ,oiu rise,
meteorological Report.
MsMrHIs, TENN. April q, 1887.
Time. Bar. Their. Wind we,.h.
TOO am Is0.O39 $40 + Clear.
$500 .. IN. Ip9 S45 700 Sc Ooudy
1000 pm R9.770 no Sc. Clear.
Maximum temperature, 81.
Minimum temperature, %.
Ozone, 10 am, ].
RaiEfall, 600 inches.
More Lees
1887. CONSTANTS. or or
Plus. Minis.
Apr 81 Temperature ..... 3.60 ........
Apr2l Since April L.. 6l9o ....,..
Apr2l Since Jan'y L.. 1922 ........
Apr q Rainfall 49,. ...... ......... 0.206
APRIL Since April ]. ....... 3.l40
Apr 81 Since Jsn'y l.. ....... 2 080
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabosiy Hotel.

Q: b. GALLOWAY 4 C0,....--..PRoiKiHroRs.
Rates 81 50 and So Ter day, according 10
sire and location Of room-epeeiai
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-22
The New GayOsO.
HARRINGTON, STEWART & WHITE.

PRoPRIkTORs.
CHAs. G. Manager.
Rates 81 80 to 81 per day, according TO loca-
tim of rnOma
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-22

ns m aqueous solution OF the sci.
8ble matter I'm q mineral earth
Sound I'm Choctaw county, Aha,
near the famous BIadOn mineral
Springs. This earth had greas 10.
sal celebrity as "ROgersS Earth. -
efOm the name OF the discovers
% the bed or milne, now Ownee by
ehe Acid Iron Earth Company, 81
Noble, Ala.
Tor Dyspepsia, All arrangements
% the Digestive Organs and the
River, Skin Diseases, Gaia, Burns,
Doalds and Brulses, ACID IRON
RARTH 10 n specific. Rhsumas
eAsm and other chronic diseases
yield co tIs curative power with.
cut fail.
Katirely free from Alcohol or any drug what
gssr, ACID IRON EARTH fully deserves ~
words embraced In It's trademark, "lATuRET
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~ d all Druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-26
CATTLE CRENATED
Barns and Valuable Live Stock
Burned n Saginaw County.
THO aEs lRaiSIE1 On SUSPICION.
Maaxsxoa ADDS F4sr Contribution -
u fhe Quota 81 issa-s-fa aten Ins'r
Cecarlufs-lonie inci1sats~-
STATE NsNs Spscizls-

sl1 .t.ts Is rsl r...i,ta- e.s---
-sGisks Msreh .o.-4aere = gresi ex-
c.tsfasnt zaons rss s4lmer IA tnla vicinity
sr@r fas ansx 81 sym H4cketts s4fns.
blrnlHk t-arts-a7s hssa oi thoroughbred
Inra8fns nile~n nne miien co.'s.
4.lsd q. 81 cash oae imr 3r ed Holsisih
s go Aaa l9lrfeea ps.4s stsefs ~oflH
a. os4. If.s naras vefs discovered in ntpi-s
st a10af = . clo1S ia.s faernlo-, aad n0e.iii<
co,.ld bs dane - ave ths slcck saie1 ieii
anere taeV stsod il siauglI9ns- filteen
lle sas.su. f5r 1aicn SIR isczel. Pai5 90
lat1 aso 5lrnsl together Elin iafna
mscuisrrg lAy e1f grsia IA TIE sinpilrf.
fnr rffns Ele Bi1atfd nalt-fva-t7d
ea-rasses nreseuted a s.rxeli-lg sisnt aud
l11 .latloa toward H.s befpetf4-'fs = a.
fa.se1 - lisa pitch Ine
traexs 'ss4iar too aat from the barn
we're tf.acs,l ln the hsat sn0~ - The hlg..-
0sF Nr haezstt Vas 0ue oi ne ~eaith-
tess farmers ln the c1lnty.
Yesterday hs l4d s1ae trouble with
family named Hamilton. vnO ave OF Ms
larn. ans, ona oi ths three Dr5tners threat
eaei a. sh,ot Heckstt and SAID that ne
w14ld paw lof s1al he lal done before tne
noffoN >aspleion roints strongly 20 these
nIae 4na cas- -ueg1 l-s arrested t~o %
tnsm sni is pufFllg fae third, Who las
secatsd IL anytaiag shoald occur o. set.ie
sls.r 14iE an attempt 0a TIE lives OI sns
Drisou~r- IS fefF1a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-26

fhs Prssidsat Of the Road restifiss ~ the
fssestiz stlo1-

Bos40s Msfen 2a.-Tbe Railroad Com
missionefs resumed today the hearing On
the Roalindse accident President Whit
MY. VI the Providsnee railroad. said that
b nsi been President since January, 1876
40 complaint hsd been made OF tse bridge
except THAI which be understood came
through Mr. Herschei in February last the
subject OF repairs On the bridge cane up in
a Foatins ~sy "a 10 the matter Of aDpro-
priasiou- bat. there was nothing in this
that would cause him TO recall Il except Tor
the recent accident. No represen .stion had
been made on the subject OF this bridge
which caused the Directors 20 consider
special action with reference 10 Il. Gould
not say that Bridge Inspector George Fol
SOM Vas scientific expert on the matter
OF building bridges. but knew that
nc must have obtained
< eat dead Of practical knowledge
from his experience On some OCCASIONS
Ar. Minot was engaged 10 inspecs bridges.
Considered Mr.. Folsom good judge ca
simple bridge A. right angles. There were
regular inspections OF the bridges. The
purpose OF making q new structure arose
Out OF the fact that the company intended
70 build donble track and not on sccount
OF any an xiety as 20 the safety of the bridge
since he had been President various bridges
hsd been changed or renewed fhe WORK
of tue bridge a. Dedhsm Is superiatended by
George Poison. The policy OF the road has
been gradually 10 change the present bridges
into stons-arched bridges with short spans.
John Belch, a director. said he never
heard any reference To the safety OF the
bridge. except by Robson tO Whitney; be-
iisyed that the object in the project OF a new
bridge was 10 afford room Tor two tracks,
thought that the bridge was sufficient for
two tracks had frequently rode unde- the
bridge ogt had never observed any los, Of
nuai or bolts.
Frank Cutler. passenger. testified that
he was on ths fourth or fiflh car a. the
time of he sc-idsn,: was partially stunned.
II there had been any unusual motion OF
| the ears previous 10 the accident would
| have noticed n.
Arthur ". Crosby was in the first car.
| When fhe train stopped the rear trucks
/ we're OF the track The engine was un-
conDleD aud ran forward on the track; did
/ not notice any sssying OF the car before the
4 ioll ~ the time of the accident. This was
l felt a the Boston end of the bridge; fre-
/ Queutly noticed a svayinS motion as the
| train passed around the curve; did not
| think that this motion subsidized before the
| bridge was reached: al ways felt insecure in
passing over the bridge. Ii Was usual TO
/ shut Oft steam some distance away from the
| bridge; on this morning the steam was not
/ shut of. so1n the engineer opened the
l throttle valve when the engine started
/ ahead. The first ear wss a. the time bump
| ing over the ties.
| The hearing was adjourned till 1890 a. IN.
! Saturday,
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-26
LITTLE TELEGRAMs.

IosroV. March 2J-Berna-ds distillery. ia
LeitL, has been destroyed by IRE. Loss I".oo.
HArRlsBrEeH. March l5.--The Pennsylvania
BOARD uf fardonS wednesday refused nearing
10 Tie case ~ Milton Weston.
WsSHIxerr~ Nafch 25.-The Fi--t Natoual
Rsus ol RUSSELL Kansas. has Deeli suhori1c1 20
commence b1Sncss with capital ~ S-0.fe.
CfStfNNATf. March Hon. John Sherfnsn
arrived here inaigbt from nashville He wa
leave mere tomOrOa for las home Ina Nsus ED
Oaio.
Nrw YogE NarCh l5-Durisg lra iasi even
ins n a frame beildiug. Np. 80 Nes7 sixfecuth-
- sew y o :. James Hiil, cologea, vas hurneo TO
oesti.
Erpwooo CRY. col. Msoh Q Mrs Hafrlef
A No'fe. s.sA today sNsriet s7t.4o = the
jury n het breach oi promise case sgsinsi Ali-
iuna:re Hopkins.
Tospsx. March 25-t j. stated tlaf Wta.
a gri.8. editor ~ fsifof T~eraq j. going ~
,snsds - pfsset against 0ri i-sIs.iesee csl IS
iioas On bis iflsh estates
BaSfox. Nsrah q. admiral KimhefiF Con-
nsnl.aui Of ihe Navy Yard t1facd over ths CONS
marf of fte stesien fhIs mornlnE - fs...s a
Tyfe. tie eTscuiisr oreer.
HALIFAX. = g. MAJ 2 gs-Aiherf Borden. ro.t-
r1as-sr "a canning. va hifuf1 to desi1 In fis
house 81 aocok tne mHraine. H's 9lts and
snily az on visii - bos'tf'-
f7svE- Axp. Nsrb zi.-Bms ratis e3at-. 4
here taulgnf. ~sg foSs i,8oel Ire diva Is rlrer-
iug from severe ssld. e expf cd ibsf sna
uml he lauy fec.syfrad SOFA dzy 80 leA
wssaSe1ov March IS -sciaz see-sss-g
Fsi-f ti 4 today hssEt from >-ra a. ssar'14
sHd lr-s-lfsr 4ortsr as tleens1osu. faf-sff.
r,farl ras ia -esf aesi p naa tod suzf ra.s-
sgs Nei
sasv. Nae Narh r-TIse ois foea7 bs,.s.
un .fs He-1ssi s Naas ks1assd e, .enl H.Tfr
lasl asst iat oa eoaie h.fi.tl s9-
81 Eaf fs~s ~ tys1-f'rss snd o-lsr easfelgs
u HE fG ltalrz sTa
nksA5s fax Nsrsh 4t-'Ef. Csralsrd us.-
effss-f e Vcr-rslt 81 Hrs faaF vrss rn .ssf
ni<h, fHs srrssloF ns- r14ri-shf siu-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-26

Mrs Elizabeth Burton, mother Of Mr.. :.
q. heicl an, u dangerously iil.
Charles Ayerill has eOne 10 Lans ns to
attend she Agricultural Cole
Miss Mamie K.nzoul, Of Mnnisise. Is visit
ing relatives on West Leonard 81.
j. shse kelfon has opened niest marx ei
IA Agerll Z new block on West Bfiagest
Trsmps are. reported 10 be numerous
around tie western portion Of The Seventh
wsrd.
Mss Matte Lsrkins. Of Seooad-si. has
gone 70 Chicsgo 10 spend iew weeks with
friends.
Geo. Norman. ate with Mort. Dyiema,
has gone 10 Asnistee 10 re-entsr tie roui
and feed business.
Mrs J. W. conkliDg, Of rs shswmut.
ave. died Yesterday afternoon after q
tedious and painful illness.
The maple sugar aud shadow socs.
given Dy the Valley CITY Lodge Of Ocod
TenpiaEs al their hail last night was sue.
cess.
The West Side Rink will Ice thrown open
tonight for the q. A. Il jubilee and camp
Gre. which Will be conducted by C0i0ne.
Redipgton. for the 5eneA! Of tie ladies
Relief Corps
Ar. and Mrs -. i. Hedges gave a pro
gresSige euchre party for tie benefit OF their
| friends a. their residence - West Bridge
ST.. Thursday evening. Refreshmenis were
served and everybody mad delightful tine
A slight blaze occurse ed ia tie residence OF
Nm. Gibson on lourih-s. Al at early hour
yesterday morning owing 20 the upsetginf
OF lamp. 4 few buckets OF water and q
couple of blankets smo;herei the ire Dam
age slight.
Geo. Scarborough. the farmer who re-
ceived severe injuries some time since by
his wagon upsetiing, owing 10 careless oriF-
ing while be was under the influence Of
liquor. is again able 70 be out with the sid
of cruiches. For time II was feared ths;
his reason would be impaired. a. he lay for
several days in semi-comStose condition.
Vow. however, all fesrs in this direction are
dispeiled ss he seems 10 be himself again.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-26
Morley. Ansnamsnt Rejected.

LoxDoN. March 35.-In the Hosse of Com.
mons this evening division was taken on
Mr. MoTleys amendment 10 the Covero-
ments motion that the Irish Crimes bill
have precedence over ali orders u the day
and IL wsS rejected BY vote 0f 40 10 2o)
The amendment sas 10 the effect that the
Hause rsfaset 70 give precedence 70 bill
nglhennE The Criminal law in Ireland
" .iiie The Goverrment takes no precautiOn
against the abuse oi ne law bv the land-
lords
The H0usa agreed 20 the Governments
motion of Brssncy for the Crimes ball and
the first reading OF that measure was set
down foF Monday
M Fsrneli gave notice he would oppose
the Governments motion for permission %
Introduce the bill by Offering an areend-
ment 10 the effect that the House A. once
fesol fsd itself into a committee Of the
whole - consider the state Of Ireland.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-26

keszha4 = epe ei ssse n ~ iels atfa .
= s.sAskssrsarian cl44Fscisn. sac Is ~ ones
p.asaeg And wefaGn s--4aa Snskessessx :
seasss sse sieriaos srs~sssos caune.
unoeFstsud hev p - Rssaeros a. Asf a.aA-
@ser aasle tae i....l lasslNke - asa i.Fosias-
Ia As loa Lac ii Al tbe aFssAigse .as be;
snssast8elt Eos4 ns msas i.sa.ss fsss-
egoy' E reFu et.on IS IS by toaK odds st.t
best tmIerssaes g. sts ewes SHs az ai9as
she entered mere ato the s,arii st bef iiaes
lAsn o. &af flfsgissss eFeaaF = Size wees
t1eilF1 d IS ir0e tlsaf s1t had the insf'ts.
Cea 50 arfer a84sf than usU2i MIS-
feasfos rragisee 81 tbe lines 81 he AAs.
QgeHo sag a4ngme0e ~sS nIoff nAtun&l
asa effective tan say eioeleoa sas a.
3et eisfn lS she 4 roL.ssa.io kos<Ail az
Asa Wo1ic Hee. NfA ths sspfVsai ~ any
4aaielcs. Hef sHplsor SSs serF eruailAlss
although weak an0 uniuisiAesai "a ssssos
Gi fAe InlneI elAf4ceFs "A Hard Brigham
wiii msse fne Ise .les y hen ae To4Els oui
into ibe aciuf that he = l enc oss BE-. al
t.hoi Nas rsiher . robust Orlando bal
Fl4Ned he par oou srailohsiN vel TIE
Tombstone ~ Nf fkiDoui sas 0uiY fssrss
done and hs seemed 50 have hisle Esazg ln
81 Miss Hardy had BAL Little oonccpilan Oi
TIE u0arae huDor thai Is iu Andrey. sna
tbe others like the riches ~ Syixius were
50 so. Tonight Kathleen Nsvo7rnoen.
and Pygmslan ana Dalslea is announced
ior the mstiues.
The boy Trzmp, or the Maniac Mother
viii prove q efaSt attraction al tAe Wonder.
land next week
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-26
TO PROTEST. AGAINST COERCION.
A Mammoth Meeting to Pc Held In Boston
NeNi MondaY Nlshf.


BosroS. March - On Monday evening
April 4, meeting will be held in Faneuii
Hall for the purpose OF protesting against
the carrying out of the proposed coercion
acs, nrougn, forward by the Tories in the
Irish House OF Commons Governor Ames.
who will be ACCOMPANIED by bis staa and
by President Boardman. OF the Senate. aad
Speaker Noves,oi the House. viii b, present.
re will De introduced oy Mayor O'Brien. /.
Senator Hoar has been ivi,sd to speak. sDd
says he will certainly be present if he can.
senator Dawes. Cousressmeu Morse and
collins. Hon Henry Il. lowering. Henry
Cabot Lodge. Collector ssltonstsll. Hon.
John r. Fitzrerald. Rev. Or. Bartol. Rev.
- 3 Carpenter and John Boyle o Reilly
srs among those who have been asked TO
s,,sak anG many OF these gentlemen have
srceptsd the invitation. The OCCASION
promises to be notable one.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-26

Stresses March -5-.rhe Repub.icans Of
the F1nsenth Judicial Crcuit met in al
j1uraed convention IN this city Yesterday
Aflsr ball3inz from o'clock until nesrlv
ten it was clearly seen that osisher delsga-
tiur would oifer q coiaDrumise. r. RI
reaisr being the ST. ioseob county nomi-
nee snd Noah +. Iossr.dgs. ths nominee
81 tae Hrsocb coantv dsle<stio1. :. VAS ~
lest decided - -sst lors Coz the cho'ce of a
nnrnuse ~ The con ven ION. which vas pro-
.rcled with AZ once and Noah i. ioveriiga.
"a Coidvstsr was the eisnsr After the
noglina. ar soesehes were nla - rs several
of tha 81 Joseph county ceieystes express
% fhair conlriete ssfi sfsction .. me result
Nr LCvarfee IS now ia Fnroc- but his
friends x.il canducs his csrnpsirn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-26

FfRF I-1tvn. March 25 The French
steamer SCOTS, Captain I.ufst. which
ssilsd from Marseiiles February ~ and
Naples Feornarr - FRI Nsn York. went
ashore nesr Blue Poi1i station. Long
Isisfa. 81 4 O'clock fais morning Fhe
Scotia bad a1 board ABOUT .fD passengers
n4osf ~ faem. and pr9bsbly ali steerzge
Izs ergees.
nr8 clock this evening So passen-
gers hsc been taxeu o. tie 3o4la r Is sf-
Isettes fhsf al the ~ see1esrs NJ - ttksn
; 40 - o3n4eye8 te New Tofb "a tsress
tomorrow morning There are TO aTo-e-
tensions e1te-isirrs zs 80 he - .if - ss
vcgssi ard her rsseer xefs enrnr tae riZet.
oats ses prevs snd tie weather con-
tfu1es tire
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-26
SHORTAGES FOUND.
The Accounts of Officials Of Lasaile County
Illinois, Charged with Crookedpess

OTTAWA, H., March 25.-The committee
appointed sometime ago TO investigate
charges of crookedness in the conduct of
Lasalle countys finances. has made its re-
port. The committee found shortages in
the accounts of ex County Clerk Srocksisger,
exProbate Clerk Bartels and ex-TreaSurer
Raymond, aggregaling $4,000. and charge
ex-Sheritf AIiligau with reckless cxtr2vs-
rance ami io.si disregard of the forms OF
law The States Attorney will Take the
matter in hand. and II IS probable that in
now IN session
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-26
80 - lIaxers.

ste. see 50 fsa f--satNs-t-tNNl.
LASsfSs. March IS. - The House this
morning passed bills 70 incorporate the vii
lsrs Of south Maven Fe elabiish a m0nsici.
rai p0.ise court for the c.lT Of las. saginaw
% provide lpr iacoIporation an re-ais-
zion 0f o1ildnc snd loan associations. 90
prevent f1e dea.tuction % ssn in Pine Lake
tass uHtV The COMMITTEES on S1afe
Aftirs rero-ts,l adversely tne biz 10 amend
lfawe'l -.lf- tt2t and Z1-5. rei&-sve 70
domestic TAX tne hti 20 regulate ne man
ner iu which Insurance. companies act or
sanleea ur.isr the laws % tns state bar do
inz hnsf ness in the state shall transact thsir
business. Was reported without reCOumsn-
iatou. The Governor has approved the
Pinkertoa btu limiting deputy saeriis aud
,s01e7sherif,s 10 te appointed hereafter to
bona ide rcsilents % tcs state
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-26

Tire sunaal resiinr sf TIE S.ste Spirits
ss Assar stion $50 oVsBei 'a Ger ~si-
snos Essl - eskes-st resterdef aterns1n
Acogt enc hundred 5fsezsfes xfs exzslsks
srd seF-a q fes1 have ar-iref rssssosls
Vs-e bald vestsrtzs tf'ern0or au3 even -
p sir stseufk1cs ard sbtrf aS.irssse.
ns1< ~ ssoe 81 iAe ncfattes fvssert
IcraFreT TIE ta.rtissh snn verssrF of -
feandi-r 81 Hootfr ~ril seiism rfH -
rs eHrsfed snd s8a~fss-e w. - @sle ~
Pres ierf s5.ies 81 81 e- fsas sd afsse-s
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-26

PNEkEEssC -. 81 Ns AAEsh = -sFank
Gay alzn. soQpz U4a 81 i.awsen~e
o9gnfy. Dhi9. ~ss TsSaog II sEerl9e.''.
fayefte oognly. 81. "a. vesseriss iie a
Goa peey si.h (sAa esslegs. ll.eae, aat
strs. Se6Aers. Went o1E Ia sax. over
soAie trivial ustlsF = ai~euse aa9se. ia
y ss5ea Mrs. sezlefs S1oed ska 0fsfa@k
against beF h0s1and fae l4ft Fl efes Serf
angry and declaring tl4t BIS ~fs pts.efres.
tsrsynsu - hiu1 drsN revolver sl3 cred
at GEzyE EsAn. TIE Er>t shol 81 te1eS iae
est srs2st eAfs}Hx inSlzut death. Tie
peoDle we're 50 ex le1 over tee sli@if leA'
stroag tax Of .yBel4as S4s Indulge - 2n !
q 49, only ~ usez1s q : strosg s44fa tlAs
the s1thonlles ~efs abe ~ par SesJers "a
Isii. ars. S-aleTs sxbcnsr4tes GRAY lian
and SAYS thar be @ss perfectly innocent %.
ANYTHING THAI sould lasiilx tAe 81 Of lssi
husband
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-26
HOECKLsY BACKING DOWN.
Promptly Discharged from the stan of th'
II

Promptly Discharged from the stan of the
Philadelphia Press"
PHILADELPHIA, March 2J-rhe announce
nlent today that Mr. Hoeckley, late City editor
Of the Press had Withdrawn his criminal
suit for hbei against the Times, who charged
that he had accepted brides 70 keep silent
on the gambling question, created another
sensation in ne ewspaper circles. the Pres
tomorrow will say that if Mr. HoeckleY IS
innocent of the charge made by the 7t'oes
he has made grave error in Withdrawing
the suit. and that his connection with the
R-sss has ceased. Mr.. HOeckley's civil suit
for coo damages against the Times will,
il is understood. be pushed
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-26

dzaas n re czse q Tn81l4s ki1s.3 ea3zx-
el zif1 bixsmY The ~tf8ssses hsss pa
1.esaories zzss1 t1e ezze a4z bes1 aieitfi&S1
tuti Apul 10 10 Eiss theA2 uass - fs4Fssa
taesf asenofles. -- hsou8llcan ,ity 1eaxtt-
uoo tonaorro4 evening -- y 4rren k8z
S. nl uions 40 ~ss iaiaret - oa4rrle<s
ElLl yesterday. A4s net gst tliiI reec
eonse.. lsns-s --J9en 1rszg soo oas illst
served : term On ne hl.l f3r laresng, Ess
oastt fe zen - Stanton -esre ~ = Wxats4
os = cnarxs II rso3 c0nmists3 on swear
al 4iri Il Carson CIV
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-26

NsneiB March - The military sushori-
ties were much alarmed lsst evening by she
r. eeipt of Information leading them 20 be-
lleve thsg the rsvoiutionists ysrs contens-
sisfing a grand coup Involving another re-
volt IN tie bsrrs ~ The Madrid garrison
wss immediately ordered IN readiness to
suppress a. uprising. and similar orders
we're corn14 anhcssed 70 c0fansndants of
rsrrisoBs q other cities and towns. Noth-
fnE hss occurred a. yes. however. 70 disturb
fhe pcsce
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-26

A Murderer Hanged Fifteen Years Alter
His Crime Was Committed.


BEATRICE, Neb. March 25.-Jackson
Marion was hanged here Al ll.20 o'clock
this morning Tor the murder OF John Cam
eron, nearly - years ago. He has thrice
been sentenced 10 death during the many
years of litigation which grew out of tie
killing. he made no confession or state
ment of any kind regarding the crime of
which he was convicted. In April. 1872,
Marion and Cameron left Grasshapper Falls,
kas.. with team nf horses and a wagon
10 work on the 81. Joe and Denver railroad
grade. A month later Marion arrived alone
at Beatrice with the team aud wagon and Il
vesr later Cameron's remains were found
on the banks of the Blue River, near the
town of Blue Springs. Marion was al
most immediately suspected OF the crime.
but IL was not until the latter part OF 1oS2
that he was identified in a Kansas Jail on
the charge OF Grand larceny.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-26
IHs noreL flae INQUEST.
One OF shs Proprietars sf Cue siiehna0nd
sworn Yesterday

BuFFAL0 March 25.-the Richmond
House Ere Inquest MAS coatiaued today.
Robert Stafford. one of the propfietors. tss-
tilted that lie ~siied until the bar and
billiard room were closed. that vas ABOUT
l.-Dl he stood around the Office and ex-
smined the hose in 'front.' Of the caioe
lie Caliel Mr. ANpors attention 20 the
hose which was. Tor perhaps six or eight
leet, nlled With water, sboSing that some
one bad lei the waller on. Wit
ness looked a. i particularly be-
cause IL was put IN about no0n-
He told Mr.. Allport that the night watch
usn's duty was 10 make lhe rounds ~ the
house every half hour Witness found his
orders 70 night watchman were obeyed
Mr.. Staiioud said he ha8 complied with
everything that the board OF insurance, Ire
department. and other officials had di-
rected The testimony VIII be continued
tomorrow
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-26
Paid the Penalty

BEarRrcF. Neb.. March 25-Jackson Mar
ION, the murderer of John Cameron. wss
hanged here this forenoon. The doomed
man made a speech on the scaffold, of a
trembling nature. but made no statement
respecting the crime for which he suffered
death.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-26

Lrvcsarn,i Ns. March - Samuel Bibb.
bridge builass 81 v,efin, of the Big
0tter briirs disss;e- isst gaf 9ie5 tais
uaornfne. Txe ofher bvisigs uen. Lee sui
BsNst wbe we're s~v@resT iaia-si. are not
expected % iva Tae death list rurs I'D 20
sx men The ieb-is IF he nridze - not
80 eiesrsd ID. ADD trsias vii PROBABLY n5f
r3n thrGugh anfii SaB1sv-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-26
LIQUOR FIGHT IN IOWA.
An InteI eating state of Things ia Pro
hibition stale.

HIDIFfOII ~taIc.
DEs MolsEs, H.. MANN This morn
ing Deputy United Siates Narshal Ether
by Inc Clerk Of the United States Circuit
Court, accosted Frank Pierce in the court
house, aud demanded possession Of the
liquors Constable Pierce lately Seized from
Hurlbut, Hess & Co. Pierce consulted with
his attorneys who sdyised him TO refuse 10
SURRENDER peaceable POSSESSION. The Dep
uty Marshal then went down 10 The store
where he liquors were stored and demanded
of Mr. Most, in charge Of the liquors thai
he deliver possession. This the custodien
refused to DO, sitter being so directed by
County Attorney Phillips, aud ~ last a.
cou;.ts things renamed IN statu quo. The
writ was issued npsn suit brought by the
iirns claiming TO own the liquors.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-26

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sasers'i Dennis Nrfs~i-r sni Daaisl Mort
sau areusat here Tbnreisv far, trsspassirz
IN IRE prssr tsnssfr. ve-s examined b.
spe n'fs.f States f1snnrissi.Yrsr n.sf.s
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-26
mAGnlFtss HIS OFFICE.
Carter Harrison p-clin.s Becsuss He
Hasat Cs.v-Isnd's support.

CHlckco. March - Carter Harrison late
this sftsrnooo presented leife- 70 the
Democratic City Central COMMITTEES in
which be declines the nomination Tor
Nav0r He ssvs the confidential sdvis0r
and the three nswspspeT organs ~ Tres
dent Cleveland in this eity sre urxiBc his
dsfrsz sai THIS cJuvine - Mr. Harrison
fiat the President 5loes n0t desire htm ~ &c
sierfef he therefore suggests the nou.nt-
sioa 81 ticxet that vii Command the sap
port q the a1visors OF tie issiersi admins
traf3ou. con- snittes uss immefsteiv y
appointed o fiii tie vsez1cv.